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Travelling around Aquitaine

lemnelk — 2013-04-18 00:28:52Z

I am planning a trip to Bordeaux, Marmande, Caumont and Donzac to see where my ancestors lived.

Has anyone travelled around here on public transport?

Thanks
K

Re: FALLE SURNAME

karen_f_15 — 2013-04-06 07:43:04Z

i am also a falle, decendent of John Falle of st savior jersy channel islands , from the small amount of reaserch i have done so far looks like he had a son hugh falle who came to Australia at some stage, if that is any help

Re: Information about Vatangot

elisabelvarangot2009 — 2013-04-02 22:53:25Z

Te comento que soy nieta de Isaac Varangot casada con Maria Luz Canstant- de ellos nacieron Ismael Miguel,Osvaldo, Macedonia y elvira- Yo soy hija de Ismael Miguel casada con Maria Raquel Fernandez Barbieri que tuvieron tres hijas-Beatriz Adela -Nilda Elida y yo Elisabel Maria- Se que pertenezco a linea de Jean Pierre asesinado en la época de Rosas en la Argentina , pero no uedo hacer el arbol para atras. Alomejor esto te ayuda y me ayuda a completarlo. Vivo en Provincia de Cordoba de la Republica Argentina.

DeTenon family

lonnad101 — 2013-03-26 12:46:07Z

Hi, I am trying to find more information about my French ancestors.

My great, great grandfather, Theophile Semblat de Tenon was born on the 2nd of February, 1839 in Bordeaux, Gironde, Aquitaine, France.

His parents were Guillaume (William) de Tenon, a Doctor of Medicine and Marie Semblat. On Theophile's marriage certificate his Father's name is written as Guyon, however this is more than likely a phonetic spelling of Guillaume.

I would like to find out more information about this line in my family.

Kind regards,
L.D

Re: FALLE SURNAME

ddiana496 — 2013-03-14 01:57:50Z

email me and we can talk

Re: FALLE SURNAME

ddiana496 — 2013-03-14 01:56:31Z

I am the great great granddaughter of john falle of nl Canada st.georges you can contact me thank you

de Tenon family

lonnad101 — 2013-03-12 07:34:33Z

Hi, I am trying to find more information about my French ancestors.

My great, great grandfather, Theophile Semblat de Tenon was born on the 2nd of February, 1839 in Bordeaux, Gironde, Aquitaine, France.

His parents were Guyon (William) de Tenon, a Doctor of Medicine and Marie Semblat.

I would like to find out more information about this line in my family.

Kind regards,
L.D

Re: searching for Hauret

DeeElle — 2013-03-05 13:37:26Z

Here is a link to online archives for Lucq de Bearn.
http://earchives.cg64.fr/results.html?base=ead&name=etat...

The main URL for the page which permits search by the name of the town/village. I used Lucq De Bearn to acquire the above link, 1800- 1910, as an example.
If Lucq de Bearn pasges don't help, the other villages nearby can be searched. Start to type Oloron Sainte Marie in the nom geographique box, and it will appear underneath with all the villages listed.
http://earchives.cg64.fr/etat-civil-search-form.html

You can specify a time frame, too.

Good luck!

Re: Searching for Huguenot Familes Coustardeur, Grassett, and Monye

DeeElle — 2013-03-05 13:14:26Z

You've probably already found these resources:
http://www.genealogyforum.rootsweb.com/gfaol/resource/Huguen...
and:
http://www.olivetreegenealogy.com/hug/
and this page from the most wonderful French Genealogy Blog
http://french-genealogy.typepad.com/genealogie/huguenots/
Wishing you the very best of luck!
DeeElle

Re: searching for Hauret

DeeElle — 2013-03-05 13:05:23Z

Neither Lucq De Bearn nor Oloron Sainte Marie are listed in the villages included in the Pau Archives that are online in the reference I sent to you.
Here is the list. You could turn every page in the Pau archives, but it's possible neither town has archives online.
Plan de classement des registres numérisés
Archives municipales d'Artigueloutan
Recensement de la population [1]
Archives municipales de Billère
Recensement de la population [3]
Archives municipales de Bizanos
Recensement de la population [8]
Archives municipales de Gan
Archives municipales de Gelos
Archives municipales de Idron
Recensement de la population [2]
Archives municipales de Jurançon
Archives municipales de Lescar [1]
Archives municipales de Mazères-Lezons
Archives municipales d'Ousse
Archives municipales de Pau
Cartulaire [1]
Délibérations du Corps de ville [2]
Délibérations du Conseil municipal [1]
Registres paroissiaux
Tables [4]
Registres protestants [4]
Registres catholiques [191]
Etat-civil
Tables décennales [11]
Registres des naissances [107]
Registres des mariages [108]
Registres des décès [108]
Recensement de la population [11]
Archives entrées par voie extraordinaire [1
15Z- Fonds Péguilhan [3]

I recommend Anne Mordel's French Geneaology blog
http://french-genealogy.typepad.com/

Re: searching for Hauret

DeeElle — 2013-03-05 11:33:19Z

There is an online database for Pau, and the surrounding communities. There are sections for a kind of census, and some data on births, deaths and marriages. The pages are in French, but I was able to find my families.
http://archives.agglo-pau.fr/4DCGI/Web_RegistresLance/ILUMP3...

If the link doesn't direct click, you can copy and past it into your browser. This page lists links to the archives for Pau and the surrounding communities. If you know your people were from Idron, you can click on that link. There are, for example, two databases, and you can view the registers, and browse for your family data.
If you have know the town the family was from, I can send that link or browse for you. I don't speak French, really, but I may be able to locate something useful.

I wish you the very best of luck.

DeeElle

searching for Hauret

Marcelle52 — 2013-03-03 21:10:01Z

looking for ancestors of Marcel, Marie or Pauline Hauret from the Lucq de Bearn, Oloron St. Marie, Pau area

Re: Alphonse Dutruch

beth_wininger — 2013-01-13 20:12:01Z

Dear Amandine,
Thank you so much for this information. I will have to keep investigating to see why they traveled to Spain. I do know that they did not arrive in New Orleans until 1869. I will keep investigating!!!
Thanks again for all of your assistance. I appreciate the time that you have taken to help us.
Regards,
Beth

Re: Alphonse Dutruch

ama2fr — 2013-01-13 17:09:29Z

Hello Beth!
I'm very glad to hear from you and that this information was useful to you! I remember very well this research, I might have gone a little overboard but you know how it is, when you're on a roll...

Anyway, if you plan to visiting this summer, you'll do well to check any place you intend to go to beforehand to be sure they'll be open (most are closed in August). Don't hesitate to contact or visit the association if you can, I'm sure they'll try to help you if possible.

Also, I've checked the Gironde Archives website again and good news, they've put the passports records (1800-1889) on-line! As surmised, the DUTRUCH family is amongst them, for the year 1861 (October 2), but the destination is Vitoria (Spain). No idea why they would go there first.

Here's the direct link: http://gael.gironde.fr/ead.html?id=FRAD033_IR_4M_745_757&...

> Passports for abroad • 4 M 745-757
>> july-december 1861 • 4 M 746
>>> Jean Dutruch passport • 4 M 746/526

In case the link doesn't work, I've uploaded the picture here: http://www.mediafire.com/view/?dc11kksuspl1y12

Content (many words abbreviated):

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GENERAL POLICE
PASSPORT FOR ABROAD
Departement of
Register - No.1014

DESCRIPTION
Mr. DUTRUCH Jean, cooper
his wife born GUIMBELLOT Marie, 3 children: Jean 13 years old, Raymond 12, Jean 7 years old
native of St Loubès
living in St Loubès
going to Vitoria, Spain
aged 47 years old, height 1m62
hair: brown - forehead: oval
eyebrow: brown - eyes: russet?
nose: long - mouth: average
beard: ? - chin: round
face: oval - coloring: light

DISTINCTIVE SIGNS: none

FILED PIECES: ???

Done in Bordeaux, on October 2, 1861
---

Let me know if you need further help.

Best wishes,
Amandine

Searching for Huguenot Familes Coustardeur, Grassett, and Monye

hammondrobert — 2013-01-01 14:09:30Z

Elizabeth Coustardeur Grassett (1623 - 1672)
Daughter of F. Costarduer (?-?)
Wife of Pierre Grassett (1619 – 1660)
Mother of Augustus Grassett (1645 – 1712)

and also for Henry Monye "Van Bordeaux" (1676-1755)

Re: Alphonse Dutruch

beth_wininger — 2012-12-27 04:03:58Z

Dear Amandine,
I am Chuck's sister. Thank you so much for all of this valuable information. I am sure that the first child of Jean Dutruch and Marie Cavignac (Jean - Dec. 1847) is our great-grandfather. I am planning a trip to France this summer and hope to visit St. Loubes. I plan on contacting the marie prior to the visit.
Thanks again for all of the work that you have done for us. It is greatly appreciated.
Beth Wininger Pesses

Gabrielle Butty in Bordeaux

SusanHarris80918 — 2012-11-10 19:27:26Z

Looking for possible descendants of Gabrielle Buty (or Butty) who gave birth to a child in Bordeaux,France in May 1928. She may have been from Italy.

Je suis là pour les descendants possibles de Gabrielle Buty (ou Butty) qui a donné naissance à un enfant à Bordeaux, France en mai 1928. Elle a peut-être été de l'Italie.

Re: Need help reading these occupations

danaew93 — 2012-09-01 22:40:28Z

aww, so you think its mariner? x cool thank you so much x

Re: Need help reading these occupations

nasusq — 2012-09-01 21:43:47Z

Sorry, I didn't read the whole thing-just the list and thought "Mariner" (a/k/a/ Sailor) was their last name.

Re: Need help reading these occupations

danaew93 — 2012-09-01 18:08:17Z

Any chance you could make out the one above domicile servant?

Re: Need help reading these occupations

danaew93 — 2012-09-01 15:21:09Z

Thank you soo much it really does help xx

Re: Need help reading these occupations

nasusq — 2012-09-01 00:11:00Z

Domicile servant (In other words, a servant who worked in a person's house)
The next 2 are Masons and the
last is Mason's boy (in other words, a Mason's apprentice or helper)

Hope this helps!
Susan

Need help reading these occupations

danaew93 — 2012-08-31 22:13:33Z

These occupations are from the 1871 England Census, all occupations on the list belong to members of the walden family, but i cannot make them out, need help.

Need help researching in Langon/Gironde

pattisal65 — 2012-07-29 23:13:03Z

I am having trouble finding people who will research death records in Langon, France. I need two looked up. One died after 1941, one died before.

Objet : Re: Betbeder from Castetpugon

esarraute — 2012-07-19 09:08:31Z

Hi Gwenda,
I send you informations on your email. I found it on geneanet.

Emilie

Re: Betbeder from Castetpugon

GwendaBetbeder — 2012-07-09 03:37:29Z

Hi Emilie,

I'm so sorry I only found your post today - my notifications must not be working.

Thanks you for your information - that is the correct family. I would love to see what else you have, if you still have it.

Gwenda

Re: Searcing Lucq de Bearn, Estialesque

bobmazeres81 — 2012-05-19 16:28:23Z

Once again, I can't express how grateful I am for your efforts on our behalf. I have forwarded all of your research to my cousin Marie Bacques in the Bearne. She being french and understands the language whereas I am limited in comprehending and reading French, she is the best one to continue on with the search.

Your leads are invaluable in our pursuit to learn about our Descaray or whatever the origin of that name was. Marie said that she was going to go to the villages that you provided for us.

If I can be of assistance to you for any research here in the U.S. please ask, and I will do due diligence in your stead.

Bob Mazeres

Ouf !

efcharvet — 2012-05-19 09:22:03Z

I should not write when I am tired !

My last message was technically correct, I suppose ... but of course I meant to begin by saying : « (I found) the second marriage of your Jean DESCARAY (after his first wife "Marie?" Marguerite MALERODE died)... ».

--- His mother was dead too, but that was not the point. (ouf !) But I am sure you figured that out (smile !)

The rest of that message is OK.

Tchao !

2e mariage DESCARAY, 1e mariage CROUSEILLES

efcharvet — 2012-05-19 05:10:33Z

Salut !

I found more information for you. (Maybe you have it already?) It is the second marriage of your Jean DESCARAY (after your Marguerite SAFFORE died) to Marie-Anne CROUSEILLES (her second marriage); and I found Marie-Anne CROUSEILLES's first marriage to Jacques BIGARD.

I tried to access the servers of the Archives départementales des Pyrénées-Atlantiques today, but they have a big problem and they took them down for maintenance. So, I can't see the original data right now and maybe all weekend until they are back up.

However, here are the index entries for these two marriages from my books :

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État Civil - Acte de mariage
Date de l'acte : 14/03/1876
Lieu de l'acte : Estialescq (64)
SUJET : DESCARAY Jean
Père : DESCARAY Pierre
Mère : SAFFORES Marguerite
Infos complémentaires : Veuf de: MALERODE Marie
Né(e) le : 22/01/1826 à LUCQ
CONJOINT : CROUSEILLES Marie-Anne
Infos complémentaires :
Témoins: PECAUT Pierre
LASSALLETTE Jean
INFOS COMPLEMENTAIRES
Date et lieu de décès Père sujet : le 24/09/1855 a Lucq
Date et lieu de décès Mère sujet : le 29/01/1835 a Lucq

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État Civil - Acte de mariage
Date de l'acte : 26/01/1865
Lieu de l'acte : Estialescq (64)
SUJET : BIGARD Jacques
Père : BIGARD Pierre
Mère : CAZADABAN Marie
Infos complémentaires : Né(e) le : 10/11/1828 à ESTIALESCQ
Métier : Cultivateur
Métier Père : Laboureur
Métier Mère : Cultivatrice
CONJOINT : CROUSEILLES Marie-Anne
Infos complémentaires :
Témoins: DURRUTY Jean-Joseph
DURRUTY Henri
INFOS COMPLEMENTAIRES
Date et lieu de décès Père sujet : le 06/05/1840
Date et lieu de décès Mère sujet : le 19/12/1858

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If you can get this data yourself when the servers go back online, great.

But, if you need me to extract the rest of the data from the actual records, or if you need my help to get digital images of these or any other original records (birth, death, or whatever) simply send me me a note. I will try my best to get them for you as soon as is possible.

Bien amicalement

Re: Saucède

bobmazeres81 — 2012-05-19 01:19:18Z

My cousins and I do appreciate your research on our behalf. I cannot express how grateful I am for you help. Even my family in France didn't know what you have already communicated to us.

Thank you again.

Saucède

efcharvet — 2012-05-18 22:03:56Z

Salut !

I looked at your original marriage record again at the website of Archives départementales des Pyrénées-Atlantiques.

I see now that the name of the town where your Jean DESCARAY was living at the time of his marriage is : SAUCÈDE

Sometimes the capital letters « L » and « S » look almost the same, which is why I was fooled. I hope this did not cause any problems !

with my best regards & bonne quête !

Descaray-Malerode - Maybe I found it!

efcharvet — 2012-05-18 10:18:24Z

Salut !

I looked one more place, and I think I found it ! And, the mayor spelled your name your way on the original record : Descaray ! (I found it indexed as : Escaray - Ah-hah !)

The digitized image of this original record is available at the website I gave you at the bottom of my previous message. So, I looked for it and found it. The original marriage certificate is extensive, about 1-1/2 pages. Here is my extraction for you :

Archives départementales des Pyrénées-Atlantique
Image : Verdets (no. 643/1231)

État Civil - Acte de mariage (Civil marriage)
Date de l'acte (date of marriage) : 25 Nov 1852
Lieu de l'acte (place of marriage) : Verdets (Pyrénées-Atlantique)

SUJET (groom) : DESCARAY Jean
Père (father) : DESCARAY Pierre (70 ans / years old)
Mère (mother) : SAFFORE Marguerite (décédée à / died in LUCQ-DE-BEARN on 29 Jan 1835)
Agé (age of groom) : 26 ans / years old
Date de naissance (groom's birthdate) : -- (not recorded)
Lieu de naissance (groom's birthplace) : LUCQ-DE-BEARN
Domicilié (groom's residence) : LAUCÈDE (?? possibly in Archdiocese of Narbonne, Saint-Jacques-de-Laucède - stated in 3 places)
Métier (groom's occupation) : Domestique (household servant)
Métier Père (father's occupation) : Journalier (day laboureur)

CONJOINT (bride) : MALERODE Marguerite
Père (father) : INCONNU (Unknown - Illegitimate birth)
Mère (mother) : MALERODE Marie
Agée (age of bride) : 27 ans / years old
Date de naissance (bride's birthdate) : 15 Fev 1825
Lieu de naissance (bride's birthplace) : VERDETS
Domicilié (bride's residence) : VERDETS
Métier (bride's occupation) : -- (not recorded)

Témoins (witnesses) :
1. Jean-Pierre Boylocq, 27 years old
2. Laurens Casaux, 48 years old, day laborer
3. Jean Cayala, 48 years old, carpenter
4. Jean Ypes, 44 years old, elementary school teacher

Neither the groom nor bride signed their names (probably illiterate), but all four witnesses signed with the mayor of Verdets.

I hope this is your record, but if it is not, no problem.

I will keep my fingers crossed for you !

Bien amicalement !

Re: Searcing Lucq de Bearn, Estialesque

efcharvet — 2012-05-18 08:41:54Z

Salut !

There are many researchers following the Escaray name.

Your « d' » = « from » - that you have beginning your spelling (Descaray) is not recorded anywhere (at all) as a legitimate name variation, which I verified in several scholarly and popular indexes in France and online (no one had it), but the spelling Escaray is not unusual.

My Larousse Dictionnaire Étymologique des Noms de Famille states that the original spelling of your Escaray name is the somewhat popular « Escayrac », and a good variations of this include « D'Escayrac » and « Descayrac ». When I looked at message boards, I see many of the same researchers following all four of these spellings (Escayrac, Descayrac, d'Escayrac, and Escaray).

According to Larousse, the source Escayrac name (from which variations derive) HISTORICALLY originates in the département of Lot in France, in the town of Lescabanes where there is a topographic feature with this name.

I see most researchers on various Internet sites with ancestors of your chosen spelling variation « Escaray » originate in the towns of Beyrie-sur-Joyeuse (#1 by big percentage), Aren, Garris, Béhasque-Lapiste, Aussurucq, Ascain, Pagolle, Béhasque-Lapiste, Mendive, & Larceveau-Arros-Cibits (all in Pyrénées-Atlantiques); Pontonx-sur-l'Adour (Landes); and Labège (Haute-Garonne).

None of the researcher following the variation « Escaray » identified Lucq-de-Béarn as a place of origin for them, but this this does not mean that, perhaps, your ancestors married in this town.

The Escayrac / Escaray name also is popular in Navarra, Spain.

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Your name Malerode is followed by VERY few researchers, but I found hundreds of extracted records for this name.

According to Larousse, this name HISTORICALLY also originates in the département of Lot in France. Its meaning is « bad two-wheel cart » or « bad cart maker ».

Most record extractions for the name « Malerode » are from the towns of Monein, Oloron-Sainte-Marie, & Saucède (#1, #2, & #3 by a large percentage), **Lucq-de-Bearn**, Verdets, **Estialesque**, Ance, Lasseube, Cardesse, Abos, & Préchacq-Navarrenx (all in Pyrénées-Atlantiques); and, Haux (Gironde).

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Your « Crouseille » is also followed by many researchers, with literally thousands of record extractions for it as well.

This name is especially common in the Massif-Central of France. The HISTORICAL spelling is « Crouzevialle », and it means « from a city in the Creuse region » .

I will not begin to list places, however Monein (Pyrénées-Atlantiques) is by very large percentage where people with this named lived. (Apparently, these people from Creuse moved south! - smile.)

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There are many websites to look at, that I will not bore you with, but of course, GeneaNet as well as Généalogie.com (which has record extractions from French genealogy societies) have the most.

You can find the original parish records and civil registrations online (for free) at the most of the sites of the départemental archives in France. Since it appears that most of your ancestors are from the département of Pyrénées-Atlantique, here is the link to search for the original records you may be seeking:

http://www.archives.cg64.fr/pageseditos.asp?idpage=1249&...

I am certain if you use the spelling « Escaray » I have identified with other informations you already have that you will have much success !

Bonnes recherches !

Searcing Lucq de Bearn, Estialesque

bobmazeres81 — 2012-05-18 00:19:51Z

Seaching for these two names. Married perhaps in Lucq de Bearn Aquitaine, France. The Descaray name may have been changed from D'Escaray or De Escaray. This is only conjecture. If anyone has any recollction of these names please contact me ASAP. Thank you.

Re: family from Sarrance

katlarue — 2012-05-03 22:56:43Z

Very nice of you to do so, if I can ever assist you in any way, please let me know. I am located in Pacific Grove, California. If anyone needs info from cemeteries on the Monterey Peninsula I'd be happy to help.

Re: family from Sarrance

jambomama — 2012-05-02 06:45:51Z

Hi, I'm trying to get a copy of the LASERRE-DUMESTE marraige in 1858 for you. It will give the parents' names.
Angela

Re: family from Sarrance

katlarue — 2012-04-30 17:12:49Z

Angela, Thank you so much! It's been a lot of work finding my husband's family as Marie died soon after the birth of my husband's grandfather and their arrival in the US. Their son Andrew was placed with a family who adopted him and we knew him by his American name Marvin CONGER.

Our names in Aquitaine include not only Jean LASERRE & Jeanne DUMESTRE (once again I have no birth info for either), but his parents we believe to be Joseph LASSERRE & Marie REMAZEILLES (no info) and her parents, believed to be Jean DUMESTE & Jeanne SOURDOIS (no info).

On the paternal line we have the parents of Francois Garaig as Jean GARAIG-LABACHOTTE b.5 Jan 1831, Sarrance & Marguerite LABARERE-DEBAIX b.1836 d. 11 Nov 1859 in Sarrance, they were married 13 Dec 1854. I have names going farther back on theses lines that include NERET and HOURNOU. If you have any info about these families I would be delighted to have your assistance.

Once again, thank you so much for your help with the birthdate.
Regards, Janis

Re: family from Sarrance

jambomama — 2012-04-30 15:19:48Z

No, I have no connection with this family - I just enjoy helping people withFrench genealogy. I had a look in the indexes for Perquie - Jean LASERRE and Jeanne DUMESTRE were married on 9 Feb 1858. a Marie LASERRE was born 24 Sept 1861. The records themselves are not on line.
Angela

Re: Need help reading census image

msimon3 — 2012-04-30 00:14:00Z

Thank you, Amandine. It certainly seems to be a place name and I did not know about Port de Pascau. Excellent map, as well.

Re: Need help reading census image

ama2fr — 2012-04-29 21:33:06Z

Difficult to say with just an extract. It's a town name, perhaps Port de Pascau, nearby St Léger, but no guarantee.

Here's the Cassini map from late 1700's to get an idea of the villages and place names around St Léger: http://www.gencom.org/France/Cassini.aspx?CARTE=72&LOCAL...

Regards,
Amandine

Re: family from Sarrance

katlarue — 2012-04-29 19:33:55Z

At the time that I posted the begining of this thread I did post all the information I had, it's a long story. Over the years I have added a lot of info. Francois GARIAG (b 9 Jan 1858, La Maison Penacq, Sarrance, Basses Pyrenees, France) married Marie LASSERRE on 11 Feb 1884, in Perquie, Landes, Aquitaine, FRANCE. I have a copy of the marriage certificate and French military documents to support his birthdate and place, as well as his obituary. I do not have Marie's birthdate but according to the marriage certificate she was the daughter of Jean LASSERRE & Jeanne DUMESTE. Perhaps they were from Perquie, where the couple was married. They appear on a passenger ship list arriving inNew Orleans, Louisiana on 2 Apr 1890. If you have a connection to this family, I would love to share info.

Need help reading census image

msimon3 — 2012-04-28 22:11:23Z

The attached image is an occupation note I found in an 1836 census listing from St. Leger, Lot-et-Garonne. I can read "proprietaire a" but can not make out the rest of it. Perhaps someone on this list can help.

Merci,
Morris

Re: family from Sarrance

jambomama — 2012-04-25 05:47:29Z

I think you need to give more information, especially dates. When were they born? Did they marry in France? When did they leave?

Re: family from Sarrance

teresaandmarcia — 2012-04-24 20:52:00Z

Could Francois's wife have been a Lasalle or Lassalle?
My great-grandfather Etienne Blaye, first cousin to Francois Garaig, and his wife Marianne LaSalle were both from Lourdios Ichere, which is only a few miles from Sarrance. Etienne's mother was Grace Labarrera was from Sarrance, so there was a lot of communication between the villages.

Teresa

Re: Ang: David Thomas SANSARICQ

monika_sansaricq — 2012-03-19 07:14:09Z

OK, interesting! Haven't heard of the Argentina branch either... up to now.

/Monika

Re: Ang: David Thomas SANSARICQ

monika_sansaricq — 2012-03-19 07:12:50Z

Wow! Thankyou so much - I really appreciate it, did not have this link! :D

Best regards,
Monika

Re: Ang: David Thomas SANSARICQ

evinparis — 2012-03-16 14:03:29Z

one more thing, there is a branch of the family in Cuba, some have already migrated here, and another branch in Argentina. I don't know much about that one as I only just recently heard about them.

Re: Ang: David Thomas SANSARICQ

evinparis — 2012-03-16 14:02:05Z

Monika,
David was quite prolific! he sailed to haiti with 2 of his sons. one stayed in haiti and the other went to Cuba. David himself then had like 10 other children. I only kept the family line directly to me on my tree. You can find the whole thing with every branch on this link - http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~htiwgw/familles/sansaricq....
Good luck!

Re: Ang: David Thomas SANSARICQ

monika_sansaricq — 2012-03-16 11:55:24Z

Thankyou so much for these answers! Please "evinparis", You say you have a full family tree since David Thomas? Is it possible for you to please e-mail it to me at: monika_sansaricq@yahoo.se

Thankyou very much.
Best regards,
Monika

Re: Ang: David Thomas SANSARICQ

evinparis — 2012-03-14 19:10:39Z

This is really great!
Merci infiniment!